Accessibility

Accessibility statement

Servier is committed to making its websites, intranet, extranet and software (as well as its mobile applications and digital urban furniture) accessible in accordance with Article 47 of French Law no. 2005-102 of 11 February 2005

This accessibility statement applies to https://servier.com/.

Compliance status

Servier (https://servier.com/) is partially compliant with RGAA (Référentiel Général d’Amélioration de l’Accessibilité).

Test results

The compliance audit conducted by Spécinov (https://www.specinov.fr/) reveals that 71.83% of the RGAA version 4.1 criteria are met.

Non-accessible content

Non-conformities

• [1.1] Not all of the informative images have a text alternative.
• [1.2] Not all of the decorative images are ignored by the assistive technologies.
• [3.1] The information is sometimes conveyed by colour alone.
• [3.2] The contrast between text and background is not always sufficient.
• [3.3] The interface component colours are not always sufficiently contrasted.
• [4.7] Not all of the time-based media are clearly identifiable.
• [4.11] The consultation of time-based media cannot always be controlled using a keyboard.
• [5.4] Not all of the data table titles are correctly associated.
• [5.6] Not all of the line and column headings are correctly declared.
• [6.1] Not all of the links are explicit.
• [6.2] Not all of the links have a descriptive label.
• [8.9] The tags are sometimes used for presentation purposes only.
• [9.2] The document structure is not always consistent.
• [10.4] The text is not always legible when magnified to 200%.
• [10.6] The links are not all visible in relation to the surrounding text.
• [10.7] The focus indicator is not always visible.
• [11.11] The input validation is not always accompanied by suggestions.
• [11.13] The purpose of the input fields cannot always be deduced.
• [13.3] Not all of the office documents have an accessible version.
• [13.8] Not all of the moving or flashing content can be controlled.

Content not subject to the obligation of accessibility

Preparation of this Accessibility Statement

This statement was prepared on 01 July 2026.

Test environment

Content rendering checks were carried out based on the combinations provided by the RGAA reference framework, using the following versions:

• Google Chrome and Talkback on Android mobile
• Safari and VoiceOver on iOS mobile
• Safari and VoiceOver on MacOS computer
• Firefox and NVDA on Windows computer
• Google Chrome and NVDA on Windows computer

Tools used to evaluate accessibility

• HeadingsMap
• WCAG Contrast checker
• Components inspector
• RGAA assistant
• W3C HTML Validator
• Kastor.green

Website pages that have been checked for compliance

• [P01] Home
• [P02] Contact
• [P03] Legal notice
• [P04] Accessibility
• [P05] Site map
• [P06] Search results
• [P07] Governance
• [P08] Partnering
• [P09] Managed access programs
• [P10] Pipeline development
• [P11] Cardiometabolism
• [P12] Newsroom
• [P13] News Oncology — A strategic priority for Servier
• [P14] Colorectal cancer
• [P15] Join us
• [P16] Partnering
• [P17] Press login
• [P18] Transparency
• [P19] Annual Report
• [P20] Transparency

Feedback and contact

If you are unable to access any content or service, please contact the Servier manager who will direct you to an accessible alternative or provide the content in another form.

• Send a message:  contact@servier.com

Means of redress

If you encounter a lack of accessibility that prevents you from accessing content or a functionality of the website and do not receive a response from us after reporting it, you have the right to submit a complaint or a request for referral to France’s Defender of Rights.

You have several options at your disposal:

• Send a message to the Defender of Rights
• Contact the representative of the Defender of Rights in your region of France
• Send a letter (free of charge, no stamp required within France): Défenseur des droits, Libre réponse 71120, 75342 Paris CEDEX 07, France

Multi-year accessibility plan

Plan content

In application of section III of the aforementioned Article 47, the multi-year plan has a maximum duration of three years and outlines the digital accessibility policy of the institution concerned. Compliance work and actions to improve digital accessibility are planned on an annual basis in the action plans.

Publication of a plan

Digital accessibility is a major concern linked to the development and provision of websites or applications by the Communication Department of Servier Group. This commitment to digital accessibility is reflected in the development of a multi-year digital accessibility plan combined with annual action plans aimed at ensuring compliance with General Accessibility Guidelines (RGAA – Référentiel général d’amélioration de l’accessibilité) and providing progressive enhancements to the relevant websites and applications. The multi-year plan and the action plan for the current year are available below.